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Also check the following switches in the
command line in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
Some Sound Blaster games require settings that match
those of your sound card. Check your game
documentation to see how to change the game's
settings to match those of your sound card.
3.
Make a note of the DMA and IRQ settings in the
Windows SYSTEM.INI file for the Mozart driver. The
default settings are as follows:
Use the Windows Control Panel to view the current
settings. Select Drivers; then select Mozart Audio
Device Driver from the list displayed and click on
Setup.
4.
Now check the DMA, IRQ, base I/O address, CD-ROM
I/O address, and CD-ROM IRQ settings of the driver(s)
in your CONFIG.SYS file for the optional card you have
installed. See the card documentation for information
about identifying the driver and its switches.
5.
If there is a conflict between these settings, test the sound
card to see if it works properly when the optional card
driver is not installed. To do this, edit the CONFIG.SYS
file and insert the letters
space at the beginning of the line containing the driver
installation command. This temporarily disables the
command. Reboot your system.
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Base I/ 0:
DMA:
IRQ :
DMA=0
IRQ=11
You see the DMA and IRQ (Interrupt) settings.
/ Annn
/ Dn
/ In
(for remark) followed by a
REM
SET
BLASTER
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